The Near And the Heavenly Horizons
The Near And the Heavenly Horizons
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" I shuddered involuntarily.
" If you knew all he suffers ! Ill ; no peace ; a wild beast's nature ; fits of fury which rise like flames, less now than formerly, though ! Then the strength of a bull ; iron hands ! Ill as he is, he can still bend a sovereign with his fingers ! He was young, he was jealous ; there was a woman that he loved. In one of his mad rages he bit her breast so ferociously, that she died of it. He was ten years down there; now he is weary of life. He does not want for work... ; he is steady, but he is consumed with remorse and shame ; he is afraid of God. Yet he comes here ; I speak a little to him ; he never answers, or hardly, he is so timid ! but he always comes back. " That was my first meeting with this man.
My second was at his own house.
His illness had rapidly increased; he could no longer work. Euphemia sent to tell me so.
He lived not far from the Halle, in a very mean-looking dweUing. I went up ; I knocked. A hoarse voice bid me enter ; the voice was his mother's !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I shuddered involuntarily.
" If you knew all he suffers ! Ill ; no peace ; a wild beast's nature ; fits of fury which rise like flames, less now than formerly, though ! Then the strength of a bull ; iron hands ! Ill as he is, he can still bend a sovereign with his fingers ! He was young, he was jealous ; there was a woman that he loved. In one of his mad rages he bit her breast so ferociously, that she died of it. He was ten years down there; now he is weary of life. He does not want for work... ; he is steady, but he is consumed with remorse and shame ; he is afraid of God. Yet he comes here ; I speak a little to him ; he never answers, or hardly, he is so timid ! but he always comes back. " That was my first meeting with this man.
My second was at his own house.
His illness had rapidly increased; he could no longer work. Euphemia sent to tell me so.
He lived not far from the Halle, in a very mean-looking dweUing. I went up ; I knocked. A hoarse voice bid me enter ; the voice was his mother's !
What to read after The Near And the Heavenly Horizons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valrie Boissier De Gasparin to read onlineMoreLess
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